Novels
- Sea Above, Sun Below (River Boat Books / overseas edition, 2020, print.)
“I have read Sea Above, Sun Below with great delight, find it ‘a cacophony of jubilation,’ and I love the boldness of Salis’ characters, his wit, and the dash of his writing. There is electricity on every page, reminding me of what Dr. Sam Johnson said of Dr. Birch, ‘As soon as he takes up his pen, it turns into a tornado.’”
– Alexander Theroux, author of Darconville’s Cat and Laura Warholic
“George Salis has an exhilarating gift. The overall breadth of the book, the cinematic quality, and the ease with which he juggles all the voices are terrific. It’s masterfully orchestrated, vast in scope, and fearless.”
– Rikki Ducornet, author of the Tetralogy of Elements
Stories
- Year 0 (NonBinary Review, March 2021, ebook.)
- Bait (Sci Phi Journal, Oct. 2020, online.)
- Figment (Paper Butterfly Flash Fiction, April 2020, online.)
- Nuclear Mysticism (Three Crows Magazine, #6, March 2020, ebook.)
- The Infant Ghost (The Hoosier Review, 2019, online.)
- Ecdysis as Forgiveness (Problématique, Vol. 1, Oct. 2019, print/online.)
- Country of Dolls (Consequence Magazine’s Feature of the Month, Sept. 2019, online.)
- Tres Borges (Afterlives of the Writers: A 5th Wall Anthology, July 2019, print.)
- In Which David Foster Wallace Experiences Several More or Less Embarrassing Posthumous Revelations, To Tell You the Truth (Afterlives of the Writers: A 5th Wall Anthology, July 2019, print.)
- Flight Response (The Sunlight Press, May 2019, online. Longlisted for The Short Story Show’s short story contest, 2020.)
- Lure (Unreal Magazine, Vol. 1, May 2019, print/online.)
- The Lightning Conductor (Zizzle Literary Magazine, Oct. 2018, hardcover print.)
- Her External Heart (New Reader Magazine, Vol. 1, #3, Sept. 2018, online.)
- The Second Skein (Black Dandy, #1, Oct. 2017, print, with a wrap-around cover based on my story.)
- Heir and Sea (Indie Soleil Magazine, Aug. 2017, print.)
- Womb (NILVX: A Book of Magic, Vol. 1, #1, July 2017, print.)
- Phaethon (Quail Bell Magazine, May 2017, online.)
- The Thinker (The Dark, March 2017, online.)
- On Falling into a Vision (Quail Bell Magazine, Feb. 2017, online.)
- Unfinished (Noble / Gas Qtrly, 203.4, Dec. 2016, online.)
- Wrecked Vehicle Found, Person Missing (F.A.L.D., #13, Dec. 2016, online.)
- Limbus (The Missing Slate’s Story of the Week, Oct. 2016, online.)
- Heir and Sea (CultureCult Magazine, Vol. 1, #6, Sept. 2016, print/online.)
- Phaethon (Indie Soleil Magazine, Sept. 2016, print.)
- Frowning Angel (Setu, Aug. 2016, online.)
- Some Mechanism (MUSH/MUM, Aug. 2016, online.)
- Flora (Crab Fat Magazine, July 2016, online. Winner of the 2015 Sullivan Award for Fiction and the 2015 Ann Morris Prize for Fiction.)
- Always on the Shore (The Sigma Tau Delta Rectangle, Vol. 91, 2016, print.)
Interviews/Conversations
- Book Shore (Video interview, April 2021)
- Books of Some Substance (Podcast ep, 67, Feb. 2021)
- The Collidescope (July, 2020)
- Three Crows Magazine (July, 2020)
- The London Magazine (November, 2019)
- Mad Scientist Journal (November, 2019)
- 5th Wall Press (October, 2019)
Poetry
- An Echo Echoes Pharaohs (Isacoustic, Feb. 2019, online.)
Nonfiction
- On Falling in the Name of Research (Writer’s Co-op)
- Whence Cometh Evil: The Concept and Mechanics of Natural Evil (Skeptic, Vol. 23, #1, March 2018)
- Racism in America (Stetson Today)
- Free Speech vs. Free Elections (Stetson Today)
- A Review of R. Keith’s Airy Nothings (Isacoustic)
- A Review of Heather Minette’s Half Light (Isacoustic)
- Big Brothers in All Shapes and Sizes: 1984 and North Korea (Cultured Vultures)
- King of Shaft: A Review of Take a Girl Like You by Kingsley Amis (Atticus Review)
- Reverse Prophecy: A Review of Fallen Land by Taylor Brown (The Tishman Review)
- The Language of the Subconscious: A Review of Wake by AT Grant (Atticus Review)
- The Mantra Makes it True: A Review of Happy Are the Happy by Yasmina Reza (Atticus Review)
- The Icarus Complex: The Influence of the Greek Myth of Icarus and Daedalus in 20th Century Literature (Galaxy)
- To Make Ourselves as Snow: A Review of In The Season of Blood and Gold by Taylor Brown (Atticus Review)
